Stuttgart is also home to both the Mercedes Benz and Porche museums as well, along with more traditional types of museums. I love the sole focus of these offbeat museums and learning about things I hadn't given much thought to previously. Do most people really think about the history of the hammer?
I'm slowly making my way through some of the museums in Germany (last week it was the Eat Art Exhibition at the Kuntsmuseum) but realistically will never get to all of them, but I'm having fun exploring the quirky museums in Germany which is another reason why I love Germany. If you're into quirky museums be sure to check some of these out.
Above photo is courtesy of the Schwein (Pig) Museum
You asked what are the strangest museums people have been to. What about the pencil museum in Keswick, Cumbria ? Not the most interesting museum it must be said !
ReplyDeleteCan't say I've ever heard of the Pencil Museum, but definitely counts as strange! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteGermany has such a rich and varied history that their museums are really wonderful
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this comprehensive review of museums in Germany.The front view is really fantastic. Children will definitely love this.
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